CRAWLEY REAL ALE CIDER FESTIVAL 2013
Crawley Folk and Beer Festival 2013: Provisional Beer and Cider List Brand American Pale
Brewer Dark Star
County West Sussex
ABV 4.7
Tasting Notes The yeast strain used for the brewing of this American style pale ale is specially imported from the USA, along with Cascade, Centennial and Chinook hops. The low colour Maris Otter malt provides a perfect light colour and dryness to complement the crisp taste and full aroma of the hops.
I-beer
Art Brew
Dorset
4
Vanilla beer, this is a golden ale that balances out sweet vanilla flavours with some equally fragrant and punchy hops. Please note this is a beer that's strongly flavoured with vanilla and one that is definitely a talking point. Not for the cautious.
AK 1914 Light Bitter
Old Dairy Brewery
Kent
4
Brewed to a recipe from 1911 by a long closed Kentish brewery this pale beer has a hint of honey-like sweetness balanced by the spicy bitterness of Goldings hops.
Copper Top
Old Dairy Brewery
Kent
4.1
A rich dark bitter that has a chewy toffee caramel body with chocolate undertones and a fruity bite from the Bramling Cross hops.
Pegasus
Milton
Cambridgeshire
Copper
4.1
2013 bronze best bitter CAMRA. Complex copper-coloured beer. The initial hoppiness is balanced with a long fruity, malty finish. Very moreish.
Orkney IPA
Orkney
Scotland
Pale
4.8
2013 champion CAMRA strong ale. A modern IPA, not overly bitter but still nicely ‘hoppy’ and at 4.8%, just about a session IPA for a sensible night’s drinking. The hop profile is nothing short of stunning.
Trawler Boys Best Bitter Green Jack
Suffolk
Copper
4.6
2013 overall champion CAMRA winner.
Green Daemon
Hopdaemon
Kent
Golden
5
2013 SIBA finalist specialist beer. A golden 'HELLES' beer with luscious tropical fruit aromas and a crisp clean finish.Brewed naturally from the purest ingredients and true zymurgy, GREEN DAEMON is devilishly good with curries, seafood and fusion dishes, or simply to enjoy on its own.'Get on the highway to Helles with Green Daemon…' (the Hopdaemon)Gold Medal Winner 2007, 2010, 2011 SIBA Nationals - Silver 2011.
Festival
Dark Star
West Sussex
Bronze
5
A chestnut bronze-coloured bitter with a smooth mouthfeel and freshness; a classic style strong bitter brewed as a Dark Star version of Festive, a former great Sussex beer from King & Barnes.
Pullman
Hepworth
West Sussex
Amber
4.2
A First Class bitter with a crisp fresh bite balanced with a long silky finish. Long on flavour with a good hop nose. A luxurious ale to be appreciated on its own or with fine food. Brewed using Admiral & Golding hops.
Honey Blonde
Downton
Dorset
Golden
4.3
A golden straw coloured bitter. A superb blend of spicy and floral hops, added to the smooth sweetness imparted by Flaked Maize and Mexican honey, make this a beer that never hangs around for long! Champion Beer at the Alton Beer Festival 2008, and also available in bottle. Honey Blonde is a light and refreshing blonde/golden ale, with subtle hints of honey and softly sweet malt. The finish is crisp and refreshing.
Golden
4.6
A huge hop aroma introduces the "King of the Golden Beers". There is a hint of spice in the fruity flavour and a long finish that completes this classic beer.
Guilt Complex
Type Pale
Happy Fruit
Art Brew
Dorset
Pale
4.9
A light summery ale, perfect for drinking in the sun with the addition of raspberries to the cask.
Proper Job
St Austell
Cornwall
Golden
4.5
A powerfully hopped golden bitter that explodes with citrus grapefruit flavours, Proper Job was awarded a silver medal in the ‘Golden Ales' category of the 2009 Champion Beer of Britain competition at the Great British Beer Festival, held at Earls Court in London.
Scapa Special
Orkney
Scotland
Pale
4.2
A satisfying world class pale ale, made with maris otter pale ale malt & a blend of four hops from America, Germany, New Zealand & Slovakia. Each one selected for their spiciness and aroma and all giving that certain something to back up the wholesome maltiness provided by the maris otter.
Crop Circle
Hopback
Wiltshire
Golden
4.2
A very clean, flaxen-coloured beer with wonderful thirst-quenching properties. The subtle blend of aroma and bittering hops give a crispness on the tongue which is delicately fruity, giving way to some dryness. The inclusion of flaked maize in the grist subtlely hints at crisp corn flavours.